Britain and Russia Trade Pact Seeks East West Pattern
A May 26, 1959 analysis argues the UK Russia trade accord blends self interest with improved relations, aiming to reshape East West business contacts. It notes Britain’s 1958 unemployment rise and industry weaknesses while predicting Commonwealth safeguards and annual reviews to balance gains with market access and shipping needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Russia
Britain
al el
Commonwealth
Board of Trade
78 Headmasters To See RM.C. At Work
Twenty eight school masters from all States will meet at Le Bont placey to inspect and audit academic training and technical facilities at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rm.c
Miay Inspectum
Trannit Tech Ities
Overseas Tour for Mr R W C Anderson
Following the International Labour Conference in Geneva Mr Anderson will visit the United Kingdom and Europe to study the operation of the European Common Market and its possible effects on Australian trade and export prospects. He is a member of the Australian Immigration Advisory Committee and has been active in supporting the immigration program. He is Federal Director of Aso tran Amalia for about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. C. Anderson
Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia
Canberra
Geneva
Anderson
United Kingdom
Australian Immigration Advisory Committee
Immigration Pro
Aso
Secretary To Princess To Visit Canberra
The private secretary to Princess Alexandra, Philip Hay, will arrive in Canberra tomorrow. The Director-General of the Royal… said last month that Mr. Me SY, an August arrival, is planned.
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of Kent Alexandra
Philip Hay
Canberra
W. R. Cumming
Me SY
Death of Sir Norman Paul in cancer research work
Sir Norman Paul, noted for his work on Tafisense and cancer reduction, passes away. The obituary recalls his contributions to medical science and his role in advancing cancer research.
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Sir Norman Paul
Danger Looms on Andean Highway to Chile
A hardy group of professional drivers ply a perilous route from Mendoza to Santiago along one of the world’s highest roads. The ascent climbs through thin air to 12,570 feet with sharp switchbacks and sheer drops. A border crossing at Las Curves precedes the Cristo Redentor monument, marking the Argentina Chile boundary. The road tightens to dirt and rocks as it nears Portillo, where sellers and tolls test travelers in the thin air and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendoza
Argentina
Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Owering Andes
Paain de Artes
Eesti
Wesia
Jose
Sabe
Clint
Las
Christ
Cristo
General San Martin
Andes
Spain
Portilla
Jose Patnis
Angler pleas for trout stocking and hospital questions rise
Readers press for urgent action to stock rivers and establish a model hatchery while raising concerns over ambulance rostering and hospital board harmony. A Canberra editorials row prompts calls to the Health Minister and ACT member to disclose full facts and outcomes.
Education system report on Melbourne universities crowding
Report from Male bourne University discusses crowding in education with 75 percent classes over 30 students and 46 000 children affected. Professors Frederick and Francis warn overcrowding harms teaching as authorities seek reforms and the Me Frenlowment Service to find jobs elsewhere.
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Melboi
Learty
Pranela
Malebourne
Frederick
Amtraias
Avtinias
Rvatem
Shouse Tareers
Chile
Francis
Fnac
Fim
Howe
Feepetrenciey event at Albert Hall with notable attendees
An ornate record describes a reception at Albert Hall attended by Lady Slim Mowat and Mire OTar, along with notable figures including Dr Feld Merrine and Ming Esrooens Herring. The event is linked to charitable groups and a preschool committee, noting a high-profile gathering and formal recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim
Albert Hall
Tlosr'san Crenfit
Feld Merrine
Ming Esrooens Herring
Pageant traces Australia history in period dress event
Approximately 105 people in period dress participated in a pageant tracing Australia from early observations of the Southern Cross through settlement and growth. Notable attendees included Sir William Slim and Lady Slim, with officials from the diplomatic corps and a Guard of Honour by The Soldiers of the Queen. The event featured depictions of explorers William Dampier, Captain Cook, Governor Phillip, and Queen Victoria with ceremonial trumpets marking Commonwealth Day.
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Australia
Comptonwealth
Commonwealth of Nations
Formor
Willisma' Slim
Stimi
Corpa
Dick Herta
Panty
Queen Ants
William Dampier
George HL
Captain Cook
Totland
Phillip
John
Bat Far
Quan Victoria
Queen Victoria
Tee
Robert Gare
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MR. R. W. C. Anderson
Tran Amalia
By Brian Bell
Spectecelar
Toertacalan
Josefe Portifia
Joe
Coel Waser
Joss
BSA
Ely Ocrete
Fase
Tye
Tater
Tominer
Cotter River
Molonglo
Sir Aeaves
Red Feet
Wea
Snowy Mountain
Angler
Lyneham
Ate Fan
Jani
A. D. Fraser
Flmibulancs
Ambulance
Ambulance Adminisrat Fed
Ninglal Edetii Seaton
VRE Orgal
The
Roys Commonwealth Society
Albert Fall
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